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Re: T3B Forex Course Review

forextrading — Sat, 09 Feb 2013 05:40:53 -0000

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Re: T3B System Course Review

Fn — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 08:59:33 -0000

Hi Alex, I just like to know how is your trading results with T3B in recent years. Ive attended the T3B course 2 yrs ago. After trading for 2 mths using T3B I do not see good results and are unable to see any pattern or consistency in the system. What do you think?
Recently i understand there is a new ver T3B II coming up, with automated trading system that can take care of the emotion part, Alex with your expeirience do you think this is possible and assured us of profitable trade. Just like to hear your views. thks
freddy

Re: T3B System Course Review

Alex Ang — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 20:49:18 -0000

Hi Ms Lim,

I cannot comment on this as I am using CMC Markets to trade all this while. It would be best to check with MF Global directly. But I believe MF Global should have a segregated account as per MAS guideline to safeguard customers' money.

Re: T3B System Course Review

Ms Lim — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 11:19:01 -0000

I attended t3b too and things were like so-so for me. DIdn't make but lost a little, however my question is, they asked us to trade with MFGlobal, what happens to the money there now since MFGlobal has filed for bankruptcy. How can we get it back?

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Alex Ang — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 16:13:54 -0000

Hi Roselind, can't admit that I have always follow the rules strictly but I do remember them by hard lol. Thanks for dropping by.

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Roselind Tan — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 07:04:40 -0000

Looks like you are a firm believer in T3B strategies and rules taught in www.t3bstocktradingcourse.com

Me same too.

Re: 10 Worse Driving Habits in Singapore

Alex Ang — Sun, 11 Sep 2011 02:36:42 -0000

Thanks Jeff. If only these drivers can give a little more thoughts for other road users, driving here can be less stressful.

Re: 10 Worse Driving Habits in Singapore

Jeff — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 06:57:47 -0000

nice post, couldn't agree more!

Re: T3B System Course Review

Alex Ang — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 14:19:28 -0000

Hi Erichan,

Think you have not look at my trading results, I have my fair share of losing trades too...Like you mentioned, there is never a 100% accurate trading system, it is more about increasing the winning probability to your favour. Trading rules are there to serve as a guide or a criteria, and again it does not gurantee profits.

When Warren Buffett chooses a stock, he will have his own set of criteria before buying. But does that mean he will always profit from it? Looking at the recent prices of BYD, it may not be the case. However, he is still profitable from his other picks. Likewise, trading performance should be measured based over a period of time. Cheers

Re: T3B System Course Review

Erichan — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 21:42:19 -0000

Hi Alex,

We have always heard about the good things T3B system has brought upon the students,what about those who lose money using T3B system?In this world,there is no gurantee you will win $ using a system as it can be inaccurate too.If one who sticks strictly to the rules of T3B system,does it mean that he will definitely make profit in the share market???

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Betty Fan — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 00:06:56 -0000

Hi,Alex, I just attend the introduction of T3B in HK last Saturday. It is amazing that we need to choose the stock with 3 months rising up. It is different from our current practice to buy the stock with lowest price and sell out at the highest price. It is high risk to lose as the px is very high and it will be drop suddenly. Pls kindly share you experience about it. Besides, what is the selling price of stock no 189 (hk syock)? I bought it by the advice of Mr Wong diuring the introduction. Looking to hear from you soon. Cheers - Betty

Re: T3B System Course Review

mingker — Sat, 25 Dec 2010 05:52:26 -0000

Hi Alex,

Sorry for asking some personal question.
How much capital did you start with before you started making profit after using the T3B system?
Out of rating of 10, how much will you give to T3B system?

I understand that you hold a full-time job, how did you manage to monitor the market?
Thanks in advance for answering.

Re: T3B System Course Review

Alex Ang — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 12:21:57 -0000

Hi Sheilajp,

Thanks for dropping by. I use the system to look for trading opportunity daily. I recovered my course fees, previous losses with surplus during the bear market in 2008. Could have made more in 2009 if I have stick to the trading rules. My trade results => http://www.alex-ang.com/cat...

Re: T3B System Course Review

Sheilajp — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 11:25:58 -0000

HI Alex
Are you still actively trading using the T3B system? If yes, how has it been? I just attended a preview and wanted further feedback on the "longevity" of the system. Apparently it's been in the market for over 10 years, but most internet searches are dated back to 2007 at the earliest.

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Alex Ang — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:48:09 -0000

@elby,

I assume you are talking about the charts right? It is a web based application. So technically if the other people have your login and password, they will be able to login as well..

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

elby — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 22:53:24 -0000

Alex, can the software be shared?

Re: Persistence Does Pay Off

Alex Ang — Mon, 24 May 2010 19:00:12 -0000

@Megan,

Thanks Megan, glad you enjoyed it!

Re: Persistence Does Pay Off

Megan — Mon, 17 May 2010 04:25:17 -0000

Thanks for the inspiring story. Nice webiste btw.

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Jane — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 07:17:08 -0000

Hi Alex, how much was your course fees then for T3B?

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Sam — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 09:41:39 -0000

HI Alex
Does the system work for only Singapore stocks and US stocks?
For a novice - would Forex be a good beginning or Stocks is a better start?
I've heard horror stories about brokers laughing their way to the bank when you are the trader. Any places to avoid?

Sam

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Alex Ang — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 12:39:28 -0000

@Adrian,

Thanks for dropping by all the way from Indonesia! Personally, I also thought the course fees to be expensive until I heard from friends that some courses are now asking for 5k+. I completed the course in Aug 2007 but only started trading actively from Jan 2008. It took me around half a year to recoup my course fees. In fact, I started trading with only 2k because that was the amount I am prepared to lose. If you are trading with CFD, 6.5k translate to 32.5k based on 5x leverage.

But of course, leverage is a double-edged sword so trade with the amount you are comfortable. Have to warn you that it is tough to trade these days as the market is extremely volatile. I have my fair share of ups and downs to date..I will find time to update my trades, check back soon!

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Adrian — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:42:54 -0000

Hi Alex,
I am an Indonesian citizen and I attended the T3B preview today, and I think the course fee is not cheap. Is the trading system really works on you? Because there are so many trading course nowdays and I am afraid that T3B is just one of them which is not giving good results to the students. Also, I only have no more than IDR 50 million ( SGD 6,500) for trading. So , I am afraid that my course fee is useless if I only have small amount of money for my trading activity. Do you have any suggestion as a T3B user?

Thanks and regards,

Adrian

Re: T3B System Course Review

Alex Ang — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 03:58:28 -0000

@Lou,

Just got to know from a fellow trader who attended the course lately that Keane is still the one conducting the lesson proper. As for your 3 questions;

1) I started as a beginner too. The strategies taught are very easy to understand, it is the application that is hard because there are elements of emotion during trading.

2) There is no up-selling of advanced courses or softwares. I was never charge for anything else other than the course and subscription fees. However, the 420 is only for SGX data. So if you want to see HKSE data, the subscription fees will be higher. For a beginner, I feel that SGX will be good enough to keep you occupied.

3) I do not have a mentor and as mentioned in my review that I have not attend any gatherings due to my schedule. So I would say I am pretty much on my own. But if I encounter any issue, I will head to the forums to seek opinion from fellow traders or mentors.

Hope this helps Lou and good luck!

Re: T3B System Course Review

Lou — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:24:19 -0000

Hi, Alex,

I just attended the preview by Derick, but not seeing Keane Lee in person.
They charge 3000+ for 2.5 days course + 420 /year subscription to T3B trader chart.

My question is:
-Is Keane a good trainer? Will the beginner able to understand what he is talking about?
- except for above fee, any other hidden cost involved? e.g. backend product, in order to achieve certain result, student must sign up another course or purchase extra software or product.
- Did your mentor able to guide you to care about you? or rather you are doing all these on your own?

Looking forward to hear from you

Re: Track The Trend with T3B System

Alex Ang — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:40:25 -0000

@Lyn,

I admit that the course fee is not cheap so it really depends how comfortable are you to part with this investment. Do take note that this is not some ‘instant wealth creation’ course so whether you make money or not largely depends on the market condition and your risk appetite. And you will need some more spare cash in order to start trading after the course as well.